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El Chingon
Join Date: Apr 2002
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Originally Posted by NickZac
o, those bumps lol
http://www.generalpaint.biz/refinish/orange.html
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: aberdeen, MD
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Originally Posted by Coco
great link. you whored me on mine
thats good to know. i would think it could be fixed my buffing or at least it wont look quite as bad.
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I Live Here
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Denver, Colorado
Posts: 3,785
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Originally Posted by 1.6pete
great link. you whored me on mine
thats good to know. i would think it could be fixed by buffing or at least it wont look quite as bad.
Not with clearcoat in the way. I seriously think the only way to correct this problem is to sand and respray.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: aberdeen, MD
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Originally Posted by B@lliZtiK
Not with clearcoat in the way. I seriously think the only way to correct this problem is to sand and respray.
ohhhhhhh its a problem with the base coat got it. i thought if you just smooth out the clear coat its good to go
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Whoa...
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Tonawanda NY MOFO Status: ephebephile
Posts: 2,075
mono coats = the gay... even new ones... the clear coat is SO protectiver, mono coats just got way...
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#21 permalink
Nissan Enthusiast
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Miami
Posts: 42
i can get pix of the car, but i need someone to host. from what im reading so far, the only way to fix is to sand and re-spray <sigh>, some poeple just never have luck with anything.
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#22 permalink
Nissan Enthusiast
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
Posts: 103
Light to moderate orange in the clear coat can be fixed fairly easily with wet sanding and buffing with a cutting compound, I do it all the time.
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Location: Denver, Colorado
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Originally Posted by Smitty 3.5
Light to moderate orange in the clear coat can be fixed fairly easily with wet sanding and buffing with a cutting compound, I do it all the time.
If the problem is in the clear coat.
If he even has a clearcoat. In any case, this will not simply "
buff out ".
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Whoa...
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Tonawanda NY MOFO Status: ephebephile
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Originally Posted by B@lliZtiK
If the problem is in the clear coat.
If he even has a clearcoat. In any case, this will not simply "
buff out ".
wet sanding isnt exactly a beginners skill, hell thyats not detail work thats bodyshop work...
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thats good to know. i would think it could be fixed my buffing or at least it wont look quite as bad.
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